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Ang Bayan Ay Inilalabas Sa Mamamayang Lumalaban Pahayagan ng Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas ANG Pinapatnubayan ng Marxismo-Leninismo-Maoismo Tomo XLIX Blg. 4 Pebrero 21, 2018 www.philippinerevolution.info Puspusang ilantad at labanan ang pakanang diktadurang Duterte at lahatang-panig na isulong ang rebolusyon at ihasik sa kalaparan ng kanayu- nan ang lupit at lagim ng todong gerang nagwawasiwas ng bandila ng "anti-terorismo"at "Kapayapa- an." Asal-berdugo, diktador at ha- yok sa kapangyarihan si Duterte. Sa dalawang taon pa lamang nadaig na niya ang maraming pinakamalala- king salot sa bayan. Napakalaking kapahamakan na ang idinudulot sa sambayanan ng kanyang tiranikong paghahari. Kabi-kabila ang mga pagpatay, iligal na pag-aresto, pagtortyur, pambubugbog at iba pang pag-abuso at pagyurak ng militar at pulis sa mga karapatang- tao, laluna ng mga kabilang sa ba- tayang masang magsasaka at manggagawa. Pangunahing target ngayon ni Duterte ang rebolusyonaryong ki- lusan. Idineklara niyang "terorista" EDITORYAL ang Partido at BHB upang insultu- hin ang rebolusyon at bigyang- alang lubay ang mga maniobra at pakana ni Duterte para matwid ang todong pag-atake dito. iluklok ang sarili bilang pasistang diktador. Sa anyo man ng Pagpapasikat din niya ito upang pederalismong huwad o walang takdang batas militar sa maglangis sa imperyalismong US, sa Wbuong bansa, sa paraang santong dasalan man o santong paspasan, pasistang militar at iba pang sa- determinado si Duterte na angkinin ang lahat ng kapangyarihan at gadsaring reaksyunaryo. Todong ipataw ang kanyang pasistang paghaharing diktador. ibinubuhos niya ang rekurso sa mi- litar para magregkrut ng 15,000 Hindi magkasya kay Duterte ang buong Mindanao ang kanyang wa- bagong sundalo at bumili ng mga supermayoryang kontrol ng mga si- lang taning na batas militar. Hindi bagong sandata at kagamitan ka- nuhulang alipures sa Kongreso. rin siya magkasya sa pagpapaka- bilang ang mga barko, helicopter, Hindi magkasya na nasa bulsa na wala ng nauulol na militar at pulisya eroplano, drone at iba pang mala- niya ang mayorya ng mga mahistra- para pulbusin ang Marawi City at kihang gasta para "patagin ang do ng Korte Suprema at nagbibigay- ang kabuhayan ng daan-daan libong mga bundok" at balutin sa takot basbas sa kanyang mga desisyon. mamamayan, kitlin ang libu-libong ang kanayunan. Nangunguna siya Hindi magkasya na nakalukob sa buhay sa hibang na Oplan Tokhang sa pagsulsol at pagpalakpak sa mga sundalo at pulis na gumawa ng mga sa bayan. Pero ang pangakong wa- patakarang dikta ng imperyalis- pasistang krimen tulad ng kanyang kasan ang kontraktwalisasyon, ipa- mong US at tuluy-tuloy na nanunu- udyok na "barilin ang mga ari" ng mahagi nang libre ang lupa at iba yo sa pagsuporta nito. Siya daw ay kababaihang mandirigma ng BHB. pang masidhing hinihingi ng bayan Kaliwa, "sosyalista" at "rebolusyo- Bagong hilig niya ang mga palabas ay basta na lamang isinaisantabi at naryo": Ang totoo siya ay isang sa- na pagsurender ng BHB (kahit pa ibinasura ng nag-aambisyong dik- gadsaring pasista, papet at reak- sarili niyang mga kriminal na para- tador. Tulad ng maraming iba pang syunaryo. militar ang gumaganap na mga "re- pangako niya, napako ang pag-ap- Ginagawa ngayon ni Duterte beldeng" sumurender) para maka- ruba noong Enero sa batas para sa ang lahat para ituloy ang ambisyon pamayagpag, mambuska at mag- Bangsamoro. niyang maging diktador. Tinatakti- banta. Tuso at manggagantso ang de- kahan niya ang pagratsada ng cha- Mula Apayao hanggang Sultan magogong si Duterte. Sadyang cha para unahan ang eleksyong Kudarat, sinisira ng mga pasistang nagsasalita siya ng bulgar para 2019 at ariin ang Malacañang sa sundalo ang katahimikan ng sinasa- magpakitang-gilas, gumawa at sampung-taon ng "panahon ng kop na mga baryo ng mga magsasa- mang-agaw ng eksena, umarteng transisyon." Marami pa siyang na- ka at minorya. Dumarami ang kaso makamasa o mag-astang walang si- katagong baraha at hindi mauubu- ng paghuhulog ng mga bomba para nasanto. Pinalalabas niyang nag- san ng mga maniobra at daya. Hin- lamang paulit-ulit na ipaalala at mula siya sa mahirap at may du- di malayong lumikha o sunggaban ipanakot ang pagwasak sa Marawi. gong Moro para pagtakpan na siya niya ang isang malaking krisis, tu- Binoblokeyo ng AFP ang daloy ng ay pasista, bulok at kriminal na bu- lad ng ginawa niya sa Marawi, para pagkain at hinahadlangan ang kilos rukratang kapitalista at kasosyo ng ilusot o ipataw ang kanyang imbing ng mga tao. Ang mga Lumad ng malalaking komprador-burgis at pakanang diktadura sa anyo ng ba- Mindanao, laluna, ay hindi niluluba- mga bantog na mandarambong. Si- tas militar o ibang anyo ng pagha- yan ni Duterte ng mga banta at pa- nasabi niyang suklam siya sa droga haring pangkagipitan. nanakot para bigyang-daan ang habang pinoproteksyunan ang kan- Layunin ni Duterte na ikon- pagpasok ng mga dayuhang korpo- yang anak at mga kasanggang ma- sentra sa sariling kamay ang ka- rasyon sa pagmimina at plantasyon. lalaking utak ng sindikato sa droga. pangyarihan at gamitin iyon para Isinagasa niya sa Kongreso ang Paulit-ulit niyang idinedeklarang masakmal niya at ng kanyang mga TRAIN ng karagdagang mga buwis galit siya sa mga Amerikano habang kasapakat na dinastiyang pampuli- na mistulang krus na ipinapapasan masunuring ipinapatupad ang mga tika ang pinakamalaking kulimbat, habang ipinagtatanggol ang papet ANG Nilalaman na estado at makauring paghahari ng imperyalismong US at malala- king kumprador at asendero sa pa- Editoryal: Puspusang ilantad at labanan mamagitan ng maramihang pagpa- Tomo XLIX Blg. 4 | Pebrero 21, 2018 ang pakanang diktadurang Duterte at laha- tay at walang-awang pagsupil sa tang-panig na isulong ang rebolusyon 1 Ang Ang Bayan ay inilalabas sa mamamayang lumalaban. wikang Pilipino, Bisaya, Iloko, 16 kaswalti ng AFP at PNP 4 Dapat puspusang ilantad, ihi- Hiligaynon, Waray at Ingles. walay at labanan ng sambayanang AFP at PNP, private army ni Duterte 4 Tumatanggap ang Ang Bayan ng Pilipino si Duterte at ang kanyang mga kontribusyon sa anyo ng mga pakanang pasistang diktadura. Sa Koalisyon laban sa cha-cha, binuo 5 artikulo at balita. Hinihikayat din ang buhong na estilo ni Duterte, hindi mga mambabasa na magpaabot ng Manipulasyon sa suplay ng bigas 5 siya basta magpapahadlang sa mga puna at rekomendasyon sa anumang tuntunin ng batas o pa- ikauunlad ng ating pahayagan. OFW, biktima ng kapabayaan 7 mantayan ng katwiran. Upang lu- bos siyang pigilan at biguin, dapat instagram.com/prwc.official Militarisasyon ng lupaing ninuno 8 kumpletong sumalig ang sambaya- nan sa sarili nilang lakas at pagla- @prwc_info Lansakang paglabag sa karapatang tao 9 ban. fb.com/cppinfo Tuluy-tuloy na mga protesta 11 Ang mga patakaran at hakba- nging anti-mamamayan na rin mis- [email protected] mo ni Duterte ang nagtutulak para malawakang mapukaw at kumilos ang masa ng sambayanan. Dapat Ang Ang Bayan ay inilalathala dalawang beses bawat buwan sunggaban ng pambansa-demokra- ng Komite Sentral ng Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas tikong pwersa ang napakapaborab- 2 Pebrero 2 1 , 2 01 8 ANG BAYAN leng kalagayan para Buuin ang malawak mapangahas na pala- na pagkakaisa ng iba't wakin at patindihin ang ibang pwersang anti- armado at di-armado, Duterte para labanan ligal at iligal na pagla- ang malupit na gerang ban ng mamamayan. Oplan Kapayapaan, tu- Dapat paigtingin ang tulan ang pagbibigay ng rebolusyonaryong ar- mga karapatang eks- madong pakikibaka at trateritoryal sa militar palawakin ang demok- ng US, labanan ang ratikong kapangyari- panghihimasok militar hang pulitika. ng US at pagbibigay ng Gayunpaman, hindi kailanman tang-panig ang rebolusyonaryong ayudang militar sa rehimeng Du- dapat mag-akala o mag-asam na pwersa at kilusan. terte, suportahan ang pakikibaka madaling mailuluwal ang maka- Sa kabilang banda, nais ng mga para sa tunay na reporma sa lupa, pangyarihang pagdaluyong ng pro- reaksyunaryong anti-Duterte at laban sa pagpapalawak ng mga testa at pakikibakang bayan. Dapat mga repormistang burgis at peti- plantasyon at asyenda, laban sa ubos-kayang balikatin ang mabibi- burgis na labanan at talunin ang pagpasok ng mga dayuhang kum- gat na kinakailangang mga tungku- pangkating Duterte habang pina- panya sa pagmimina, laban sa lin sa pagpukaw, pag-oorganisa at ngangalagaan at ipinipreserba ang kontraktwalisasyon, para sa umento pagpapakilos sa sambayanan, lalu- naghaharing sistema at estado. sa sahod at iba pang mga demokra- na ang batayang masang mangga- Gusto nilang engganyuhin ang pag- tikong kahilingan ng bayan. gawa, magsasaka at intelihensya. laban ng mga mamamayan habang Ang malalapad na protestang Dapat matatag na harapin at laba- nililimitahan at pinakikitid ang layu- anti-Duterte ay dapat iugnay at nan nang pukpukan ang mga pasis- nin nito. Kaya nais nilang ituon ang pagsilbihin sa pagpapalakas at pag- tang kabuktutan ni Duterte at kan- pansin sa ilang isyu lamang at tabu- susulong ng mga pakikibakang ma- yang mga pasistang alagad. nan ang mga isyu at pakikibaka ng sang antipasista, anti-pyudal at an- Dapat gamitin ng mga pamban- batayang masa. ti-imperyalista. Sa kabilang dako, sa sa-demokratikong pwersa ang pina- Dapat mulat na isulong ng mga lahatang-panig na pagsusulong ng kamalawak at pinakapleksibleng pwersang pambansa-demokratiko mga pakikibakang masa at pagpa- mga taktika at gawaing alyansa at ang sariling inisyatiba at ang pag- palakas ng mga pwersang rebolu- kabigin ang pinakamalawak na ha- bubuo ng nagsasariling lakas at pa- syonaryo, higit ding magiging epek- nay upang labanan ang pinakamaki- kikibaka ng sambayanan sa pama- tibo ang paggamit ng mga taktikang tid na target na binubuo ng nagha- magitan ng komprehensibong linya alyansa para ihiwalay at labanan ang haring pasista at papet na paksyong at pakikibakang antipasista, antip- naghaharing rehimeng US-Duterte. Duterte. Dapat matuto tayong lu- yudal at anti-imperyalista. Ibig sa- Higit sa lahat, dapat palakasin mapit at makipagkaisa sa lahat ng bihin, dapat mulat na akuin at pus- ng mga rebolusyonaryong pwersa pwedeng makaisa laban sa pasis- pusang asikasuhin natin ang mahi- ang kanilang sarili.
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